What Happened When North Korea Picked a Fight With Big Whisky? #usa #military #shorts

The USS Wisconsin made a hill in North Korea disappear.

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[johndjenssen]

The enemy can't hold the high ground if you remove the high ground..

[HamSandwich]

“Remove the hill.” Terraforming, US Navy style. 🇺🇸

[BiblicalFlatEarth]

Never a good idea to pick a fight with a superior force. Go Navy. Semper Fi!

[johncraig]

The old battle ships were truly a remarkable bunch of ships

[djargus]

Captain: Crewman, do you see that hill?
Crewman: Yes, Sir.
Captain: I don't want to.
Crewman: Yes, Sir!

[robertodeleon-gonzalez]

USS Duncan to USS Wisconsin: "Temper[, ] temper[!]"

USS Wisconsin to USS Duncan (what they wanted to say): "They started it!"

[seanbigay]

"Remove the hill." I like that Captain's style. 😂

[mikepatterson]

My father was a Seargant in the Marine Corp during the Korean War. He finally died about a year ago. He spent a lot of time on navy ships before he was deployed to the front lines for an entire year. He told me years ago that he saw a battleship take the side off of a mountain. You could take anything he said to the bank as gospel, but this time, I thought surely he had to be exaggerating a little. Thank you for this video. You have no idea what it means to me. Thank you again for your service dad (and all veterans).

[CatherineBurk]

Way to go big Wisky, don't start nothing won't be nothing.

[johnman]

"Ship yeeted a car dealership at them." - The Fat Electrician (YouTube historian)

[diddlebug]

This a prime example of why a battleship is not a weapon to be trifled with .

[jeffsr]

And the Wisconsin replied "they started it"

[JAW]

Imagine if we responded this way today?

[jamesreynolds]

This was the first case of fuck around and find out

[timotheous]

*Japan sitting in the corner rocking back and forth traumatized*
“Don’t touch the boats man”

[billmarshall]

Remove that hill. Aye, Aye Captain! 🫡🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🦅🦅🦅🦅

[Archimedes]

I believe a similar incident occurred during the Vietnam conflict. American forces called in an artillery strike on a hilltop, and the battleship New Jersey obliged.

[MasterObiWanKenobi_Jedi]

"SEE THAT HILL?"
"YES SIR"
"I DON'T WANT IT BE THERE ANYMORE"

[RebelMerc]

Love this story. Nothing like real history and overwhelming firepower!

[toddkorson]

There is no such thing as a proportional response in combat.